Land of Cannon Delays German Guns to U S Use
A delayed dispatch reports most German cannons handed to American forces under armistice terms will be sent to the United States. Debates arise over placement in courthouse squares and parks, with resolutions from multiple states urging War Department use, while cautioning about political and historical value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobleiz
United States
John Doe
New Hampshire
Rick- Roy
Georgia
House of Representatives
War Department
Bingville
Pony Tree
Richart Keese
Texas
California
Kansas
Maine
Cheaper in Prison and the Cost of Living
A Titanic blurb portrays a Tiitiwis native serving portions of two terms in the state penitentiary. It notes his mixed life as idler and reformer before prison, his routine and supposed cooperation, and a warden’s perceived kindness shaping his jail experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamoe
Tiitiwis
Paroled prisoner returns to jail amid costs and chaos
A former prisoner, released on parole after reform efforts, finds life on the outside unaffordable. He contemplates debt, job scarcity, and high living costs, then demands revocation of parole to return to prison, where meals and shelter are assured. The piece mocks societal burden and imagines drastic urban changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Tim
Air Joy-Riders Pose Aerial Traffic Menace
A wary editorial warns of air joy-riders who threaten pedestrians and property as airborne speedsters dodge laws. It draws parallels to England’s air rules and calls for swift action before air travel becomes a public hazard.
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Samebody
England
Levace
Kingland States
Che Navy
Sarah Mill
Navy
Treident
Rawlins
Aerie
Britain
France
Italy
Lost Majesty in Uniform Stolen by German Soldier
A mocking reflection on the phrase lose majesty traces a German private who wore the Kaiser's uniforms and paraded as Suleiman. The piece notes the peril and absurdity of wearing royal attire abroad and implies the wearer faces danger from locals and bombs. It also comments on political prompts and wartime attitudes toward authority.
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Berlin
Wilhelm
Suleman
Prussia Guards
Russia
Tie
Germa
Germany
Kaiser
Briggs and Just As Tou Begin to Realize
Fragmentary OCR text appears to discuss Briggs and others in a game or fight metaphor. No clear individuals, dates, or locations are readable to form a cohesive news summary.
Europe Faces American Wage For Workers
Raymond G. Eanoll reports on the Allied peace conference aims to raise European productivity and living standards while reshaping global trade. He argues American wages influence European labor markets, noting wage rises, population shifts, and industrial displacements as Germany rebuilds postwar. The piece connects rising wages to potential shifts in employment, production, and economic recovery across France Belgium and beyond.
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Raymond G. Eanoll
Buedelshin Public Ledger
Conwrighty
Bubba Jager
American Commission
Paris
Vm. I-A
Conor
Aturicn
Liberty Aid
Cloely
Lelginiy
Treauuuy
Soltier
Shay
Will
How Great Wars Were Ended
An uneven historical sketch centers on the French Revolution and the rise of Napoleon. It traces how revolutionary France mobilized war aims, reformed its army, and defeated coalitions led by Prussia and Austria, paving the way for Belgian independence and later conquests.
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Ted Hs
Axon
France
Prussia
Hraner
Praney
Phy Republic
Prence
Erbia
Republic
Napoleon
Vamoln
Wattigaries
Wiksvinkon
Hondschaute
Menaton
Pellmell
Holland
Helgi
The Majestic Theater Offers Wild Theatrical Menu
A fragmented review notes The Majestie's program featuring "Art Studiez" and "When tune are Mot Muggin" with Becktwith and Greville Whitiedge. It highlights touring acts, piano pieces, and a mix of wholesome plays and light comedy, praising variety and community appeal while referencing staging and production details.
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Messie
Brynsley
Greville
Funedal
Waldstein
Daley
Woell
Cindy Tun
Guy Will
Border Wireless film at Ginn portrays Hart clan saga
Ameo Transport late report from Malifax harbor Monday night signals a new film, Border Wireless, to be shot at Ginn today. The plot follows Steve Mianeon the Civil War veteran’s son, torn by family duty and a perilous chase, with Wy onrhig and a midroad company plotting. Maria Cather Heal days backdrop and Moyles in the finale frame this period studio drama from 0 Lbvilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameo Transport
Americaronspoel
Wviralese Utar
Heauel
New York
Nozaire
Border Wireless
Xhe Geanis
S. Hart
Wietuve
Steve
Mianeon
Cole
Hart
Teu
Srolin
Fragmented, garbled prose on politics and society items
A highly distorted, OCR like excerpt blends political critique, social commentary, and scattered names. It references public figures, committees, and debates while weaving in unrelated phrases about commerce, policing, and agriculture with numerous unclear place names and sentences.
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